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Great read!

This is also a good complementary read: https://www.finextra.com/blogposting/23552/tokenomics-understanding-how-utility-tokens-can-enhance-business

Seems like all the rage is ESG investing.

Mining is going to be a big part of ESG once more data is out there to toy with. Suprised how little is understood in the mining space after 10 years of BTC mining.

Expiration dates for options and futures contracts is proabably pretty spot on.

There is evidence of these calming down in futures with the funding rates now going down meaning less overzealous longs.

There are tool kits that make doing crypto easier for business which is covered here.

Tokens and their well designed tokenomics probably solves data silos as token on public blockchains make it easier to share the and use the data.

"...major currencies are freely traded, some are effectively tied to an underlying commodity, such as oil..."

Quote above suggests crypto's aren't connected to anything in the physical world but bitcoin is intertwined with energy due to mining. Sooner big energy sector realizes that the more interesting it will become as a currency, commodity hybrid.

On DLTs I'm uncertain the value add for corps DLT is a useful term in place of ‘blockchains’.

RSI is also great in crypto for figuring out bottoms and tops (use long term 1 day or 1 month timeframe candles).

When it comes to payments, using a public blockchain and open-source exchange software either a DEX or a CEX is the way to go as it can easier to manage the transactions. As soon as you need to intermingle traditional currency I think is where the problem starts for all crypto projects.